
IES Section Administrator
- Princeton, NJ
- $69,000-82,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Weekly IES Trade seminars, Student Trade Workshops, IES summer workshop, annual Graham Lecture. This includes scheduling the events, arranging airfare and hotel accommodations for guests, organizing lunches/dinners, and promoting events to the department.
- Oversee IES Financial Assistant: Monitor duties of IES Financial Assistant whose primary responsibility is to prepare reimbursements for IES faculty and visitors. Assign projects to the IES Financial Assistant and monitor progress to ensure their completion in a timely manner. Approve bi-weekly hours of financial assistant in TAM.
- Hire, onboard, and assist Senior Research Specialists, Postdocs, and IES faculty visitors. Work with HR to create job postings for these roles and assist IES faculty with the interview/hiring process. Create and send official invitations to potential short-term visitors to the IES listing terms of visit and honorarium payment. Assist short-term visitors with travel and hotel accommodation for visitors and families if they accompany the visitors to Princeton.
- Review and approve Concur expense reimbursements and department purchases prepared by IES Financial Assistant. Review monthly IES statements and collaborate with department finance manager if any questions arise. Prepare and review quarterly and annual reports.
- Work with web developers to enhance IES web pages as needed. Work with graduate students who need to access data for their research from overseas entities. This entails working with the contracts manager in Procurement Services who reviews the contract between Princeton and the overseas entity to ensure accuracy and timely payment for services rendered.
- Assist IES faculty as needed, including coursework and graduate student job market letters.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
- 3+ years of related work experience
- Excellent judgment, diplomacy, and discretion necessary in handling confidential and sensitive materials
- Strong organizational skills; attention to detail; excellent communication skills (oral and written); excellent editing and proofreading skills; accuracy and dependability
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Ability to establish priorities, work with minimal supervision, work well under pressure, work on numerous projects at once, anticipate demands and meet deadlines
- Ability to be flexible in an ever-changing, fast-paced environment
- Working knowledge of MS Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access) and WordPress content management system
- Knowledge of Princeton's Information Warehouse, Prime Financials, and other University systems